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The heaviest rain should be June 21. “It’ll be what we call a ‘wetting rain’ in that it’ll be enough to get down and soak the soils,” National Weather Service meteorologist Ann Ruhl said.

A report from a European news wire agency on the reversal of an important ocean current has sparked alarm online.

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The space agency took advantage of an optical phenomenon to gain new insights into the wind and waves of Peru's Lake Titicaca.

The heaviest rain should be June 21. “It’ll be what we call a ‘wetting rain’ in that it’ll be enough to get down and soak the soils,” National Weather Service meteorologist Ann Ruhl said.

New advancements in satellite technology are transforming how we understand the role oceans play in regulating carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in Earth’s atmosphere. While the oceans have long served as a ...

The heaviest rain should be June 21. “It’ll be what we call a ‘wetting rain’ in that it’ll be enough to get down and soak the soils,” National Weather Service meteorologist Ann Ruhl said.

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